Summary

Live Reporting

by Elizabeth Botcherby, Mike Peter and Matthew Henry

  1. Alison Mitchell
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

    StokesGetty Images

    Brilliantly caught by Harry Brook, leaping one-handed! Ben Stokes can't believe it. He's open-mouthed, hands on his head. Stokes has the breakthrough but it's because of a brilliant catch.

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    Madhevere c Brook b Stokes 31 (Zim 207-5)

    Brook takes 'extraordinary' catch to dismiss Madhevere

    What a take!

    Ben Stokes is incredulous, because that's a ridiculous grab by Harry Brook.

    Madhevere's edge looked to be flying over the slips, but Brook plucked the ball out of mid-air with one hand, leaping upwards at full extension.

    A superb bit of fielding.

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    I know it's a relatively placid pitch and it's going to be a big win so I'm not being hyper critical BUT...the attack does look pretty tame currently. You can see why Stokes/Baz are really banking on Carse/Wood/Archer for the Ashes.

    Anon

  4. Zim 205-5

    Ah, here's that change - Ben Stokes has brought himself on to bowl in place of Sam Cook.

    He starts by over-stepping for a no ball, with Raza taking an extra run to fine leg.

    Meanwhile, take a look at Harry Brook's close call at slip.

    Brook takes a ball to the head but is saved by the brim of his cap

  5. Henry Olonga
    Former Zimbabwe player on Test Match Special

    If you're English, you're happy because you're on the way to win a Test match. But if you're the coaching staff, there are things you can tweak and do better. There's been dropped catches, the bowling hasn't been ruthless. Michael Vaughan was saying if you're Virat Kohli you're looking at this bowling and thinking about coming out of retirement.

  6. Zim 203-4

    12 overs since lunch and no change in the England attack, Shoaib Bashir again.

    Zimbabwe take him for a trio of singles.

  7. Alison Mitchell
    Test Match Special commentator on BBC Sounds

    They're exactly 100 behind now and this is where we hear the noise from the colourful Zimbabwe support.

  8. Zim 200-4

    Another four for Madhevere, timing Cook's delivery nicely through point.

    Raza hits the ball hard out to Shoaib Bashir at fine leg, just a single but that's Zimbabwe's 200 up, and they now trail by exactly 100.

    Very neat.

  9. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    RazaPA Media

    50 partnership up from 50 balls. They're rattling along.

  10. Zim 193-4

    Raza 34, Madhevere 24

    No boundaries from this over, with Zimbabwe working four runs off Bashir.

    A Raza drive into the leg side brings up the fifty partnership between this pair.

  11. Henry Olonga
    Former Zimbabwe player on Test Match Special

    There's lots of gaps in the field and Sikandar Raza is kicking into T20 franchise mode and going after the bowlers.

  12. Zim 189-4

    Wallop!

    Raza hits Cook high and straight, with the ball dropping just short of the ropes again, before bouncing over them.

    Madhevere gets another boundary two balls later, sending a ball whistling through mid-wicket with a meaty pull shot.

    Zimbabwe are showing lots of positive intent.

  13. Zim 177-4

    After Madhevere faced all of Cook's over, Raza takes all of Bashir's.

    He runs a couple of byes, then top edges over slip for four.

  14. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    Come on England. Where are we going to get some wickets from?

    Zimbabwe have played belligerently and with a lot of spirit.

  15. Zim 171-4

    A maiden over for Sam Cook to temper the disappointment of missing out on that lbw appeal.

  16. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    What can they do to speed this process up?

  17. Not out

    After a long wait, ball tracking kicks in and proves Vic right.

    It was a in-ducking delivery but it did too much and was missing leg stump.

  18. Vic Marks
    Former England spinner on Test Match Special

    I think it's going to miss leg stump.

  19. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

    Sam CookReuters

    Cook is down on one knee. He's desperate.

    Did it get outside the line?

  20. England review

    Up goes Cook, he thinks he's trapped Madhevere lbw.

    Nothing from the umpire, but England are going to take a look...